it keeps getting stronger

thanks for the thread!

Manauia continued to study him as he backpedaled - and did so rather unconvincingly. That he showed a streak of loyalty was good, but she still had some major doubts as to the credibility of his 'sirens' if they allowed him to hold such doubts about his serving. It was clear he wasn't content, and he truly had shown more than he should have (or would have been tolerated to by her own group.) Issues between slaves and amazonians were to be handled internally, as displays such as he had just shown could be seen as dissention and resulting weakness in lack of unity.

She did not think on it long, though, as he swiftly turned tail and took off towards, as she assumed it, home. Making a mental note of the direction he went, she offered no parting words, and instead watched a moment before turning to depart opposite.